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When there are some Tabs opened, in android version, we should be able to sort them based on the date (e.g. the last date they have been opened), name, etc. Or group them up based on the website, or name or date. Firefox Mobile  ... View more

Firefox Fennec had a great tabbed interface on tablets. When Fenix came, we regressed to a stretched out phone UI. After years of stagnation, Android tablets are rising again, thanks to foldables and new initiatives from Google. Firefox is missing out by not including a tabbed interface for Android tablet users, particularly because FF has best in class syncing abilities. Android power users are enthusiastic recommenders of their favorite browsers, so it would be huge advantage over Chromium based competitors!    ... View more

Functionality to open a tab for privat browsing within a normal window. For when you just need to do something in private mode, but don't won't to open a new window. Private window, should still be an option. ... View more

The latest controversial proton redesign added new two lines tabs, however it haven't been put to great use. I think we can do better and at the same time bring back the compact mode by merging the search bar and the tab bar. While we put the url directly into the tabs, other icons could go in the tool bar, making a better use of the window surface. The url is a clickable text area and expands to show the full search bar when we start typing. ---------------------------------------------------------------- UPDATE 1 To elaborate a bit more on my original idea We could put the hamburger button on the left because it looks a bit weird next to the reduce button (at least on windows) The same way the download icon is hidden unless we're downloading we could hide the back and forward buttons unless there's something in the history The refresh and fav button could be on the tab (and visible only on hover maybe ?) The many icons that can appear on the left of the address bar could be fused all together in one single tabbed panel. The displayed icon would change based on priority : (btw the Extension label could be removed and only show the extension name) Which gives an even slicker look : ---------------------------------------------------------------- UPDATE 2 With larger active tab and refresh/fav icons. With many tabs it could look like this : I also added the sound indicator icon instead of the "Playing" text (this icon is already used on pinned tabs). And since the Lock icon is not always visible with my unique icon idea I talked earlier I though we could color code the domain, green = secured, red = not secured. 🤔 ... View more

I've been stuck in a cyclical hell of Firefox logging in to an external app because I cannot close the tab fast enough to stop Firefox from opening the app again and again and again. I use a payroll app for work and it redirects to Firefox to login, but Firefox doesn't close the tab after it logs in so the app keeps opening. ... View more

The blue stripe on the active tab made it easy to locate, among fifteen or twenty tabs. Not sure why you did away with it. Now I have to take extra time looking for the "x" on the right side of the tab -- which is even less efficient now that Elon Musk has changed his twitter logo to "X". Please reinstate the blue stripe. It makes things more efficient. Thank you. ... View more

I'd love a "where did I get this tab?" function that would save the full context of where you opened each tab. So if you're scrolling in facebook and twitter and email and you open 10 tabs from links in various messages, then later when you look at one tab and wonder where you found it, I'd love a browser function that saved a block of text or maybe a screenshot (so it would still work even after you closed the tab the link came from) including both before and after where the link was (at least a sentence either way, maybe up to a whole "message" including the user who sent it, if it's from a site like facebook/twitter/gmail). So then you could ask "where did this tab come from?" and (unless you had originally entered the URL manually) it would show you the message from your friend on facebook/twitter/email with the paragraph or even the whole message that included the link from which you opened the tab, with the link highlighted. That would be so useful! I haven't been able to find a browser extension to do that (though the Tab Origin extension does a very minimal version: it will show you which other tab you opened a tab from--but only if the original tab itself is still open). Maybe it would involve saving too much data for an extension but could be implemented by the browser itself? ... View more

I mean, I'm not sure why it's not built-in by default! I was looking for a way to always open a certain bookmark/URL in a certain container (makes sense right?) and only then realised you need the extra add-on (by Mozilla 😃) to make full use of container tabs. Please integrate the functionality so we can take full advantage of such a great feature! Link for everyone else: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/multi-account-containers/     ... View more

It would be really cool to have the option to configure some of these containers tabs as private... say I want to do shopping but I don't want trackers to know my buying preferences... maybe that tab would open as a privacy tab for that use case. same for banking. I don't want the cookies to be enabled for the site all the time... its just for the session the tab was open... the cookies will disappear when the tab is closed... why not have the option to set some containers as private tabs I think that would be a good idea. ... View more

When sending tabs across devices (e.g. from my computer to my phone, or vice-versa), I'm often transferring those tabs, so I just immediately delete them afterward. It would be nice if there was option to do that automatically, to remove that extra step. This would be especially nice on mobile, since the "Tab sent!" popup blocks the button to delete the tab, and it persists on the screen for a few seconds. ... View more

I was shocked that I couldn't share a collection with friends or make it public so that Pocket could be an instant alternative to Pinterest. ... View more

When I send multiple tabs to my Android device (e.g. from my desktop), I have to select each one of those tabs individually from the notification area to open them in Firefox Android.  This is tedious and frustrating.  Can the behavior be changed, or an option be included, to open all received tabs simultaneously?  Here is an example of the use case: during the day I might come across 10 web pages I want to read, but I can't read them at the time because I'm working.  I send them to my Android device at the end of the day to read them in bed.  I have to select each web page individually, that's 10 times, to open them on my Android device.  I want to tap on the notification 1 time and have all 10 web pages open in Firefox Android. ... View more

The Tab shortcut control "Go to Tab 1 to 8" Is not very valuable when you have many tabs open and pinned tabs. It would be more valuable or have another tab control to go to the x tab that is not pinned. With more than 8 pinned tabs, there is no way of getting to the first unpinned tab without just relying on the scrolling through them.     ... View more

A feature I tried to found via extensions was a pop-up for videoconferences like Opera browser has, you go to Google Meet and you can detach the call and have it pinned on top of what you are doing, you can drag the window, see shared screen, mute/unmute, video on/off, change settings and drop the call, Opera uses an internal plugin, so I couldn't find a functionality like that on addons.mozilla.org/ but seems very similar to the YouTube pop up plugin. https://www.opera.com/features/video-pop-out ... View more

So it will be not a guessing game.  History has it.  none here. ... View more

What I mean is this: on my phone I can view all tabs on all devices, while only 3 tabs are accessible from my computer, and I would like to access them from my computer without using the tab sending feature from my phone. p.s. I mean the tab that opens when you click in the top left corner of the browser, I don't know what it's called in English properly. ... View more

In Chrome, detaching a tab is a smooth animation. The new window made from detaching the tab is clear, and your mouse never "drops" the tab if that makes sense. In Firefox, the experience is more jarring. If this tab detach experience was smoother I'd be using FF instead of Chrome for the majority of my browsing.  Please see screen recording for what I mean: https://youtu.be/6UBxlbNe8Xw ... View more

I often have a few tabs open for days on end waiting for me to get round to reading them, or because they are all relevant to a project that takes more than a few days (or both). It would be useful, especially if I have to go back to an old project, to search in history, and then also filter by tabs that were kept open for more than an custom input number of hours. For example, more than 2 hours (to eliminate the opened and discarded ones) or more than 48 hours (to just find the well referenced ones). Then I would be able to easily find the posts, tutorials or online manuals I was referencing without needing to remember when I opened the tabs, and more importantly, which 5 of the 40 or so pages I opened were the ones I actually spent time looking at. Thanks! Firefox ... View more